Moroccan Woman Lives in Cave for Years

The longstanding practice of living in a cave for years confirms the suffering of an elderly Moroccan woman, known as "Mi Hasbiya." She lives in primitive conditions with no electricity or water, relying only on basic necessities like tea and sugar. Although authorities have taken steps to provide assistance, she refused to leave the cave, which she considers her home, reflecting her deep attachment to her place. Her story, captured and shared across social media, sparked a debate about poverty, social isolation, the accessibility of care services for the elderly in rural areas, and the sustainability of social interventions—especially given the lack of ongoing institutional support for such individuals.

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